Water Damage Restoration in Beverly, MA

Beverly sits on the North Shore about 17 miles northeast of Boston, with Beverly Harbor at the mouth of the Danvers River on its south side, the Bass River running through the city, Wenham Lake on its northern edge and the Great and Little Misery Islands offshore. Beverly's housing ranges from 17th- and 18th-century wood-frame houses such as the John Balch and John Hale houses to 19th-century downtown blocks, with farmhouses and estate-era homes in Beverly Farms and Prides Crossing. We read moisture with meters rather than by touch, because the surface of a floor or ceiling is a poor guide to what is happening behind it.

What we find in Beverly depends on the building. Beverly's housing ranges from 17th- and 18th-century wood-frame houses such as the John Balch and John Hale houses to 19th-century downtown blocks, with farmhouses and estate-era homes in Beverly Farms and Prides Crossing. Older service lines, finished basements and additions built over former crawl spaces all change where water ends up — and therefore what has to be dried, removed or replaced.

We are called to Ryal Side, North Beverly, Centerville and Cove and the rest of the city — including properties around Beverly Harbor, Lynch Park and Beverly Farms. Coverage continues into Danvers, Salem, Manchester-by-the-Sea and Wenham.